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The American Mosquito Control Association’s mission is to provide leadership, information, and education leading to the enhancement of health and quality of life through the suppression of mosquitoes and other vector-transmitted diseases, and the reduction of annoyance levels caused by mosquitoes and other vectors and pests of public health importance.
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EVALUATION OF A BIFENTHRIN-BASED RESIDUAL BARRIER TREATMENT FOR CONTROLLING AEDES TAENIORHYNCHUS POPULATIONS ON AN ISOLATED BARRIER ISLAND IN COLLIER COUNTY, FLORIDA
COMPARATIVE BEHAVIORAL RESPONSES OF Β-CARYOPHYLLENE AGAINST ANOPHELES MOSQUITO SPECIES, POTENTIAL VECTORS OF MALARIA IN THAILAND
EVALUATION OF A BIFENTHRIN-BASED RESIDUAL BARRIER TREATMENT FOR CONTROLLING AEDES TAENIORHYNCHUS POPULATIONS ON AN ISOLATED BARRIER ISLAND IN COLLIER COUNTY, FLORIDA
COMPARATIVE BEHAVIORAL RESPONSES OF Β-CARYOPHYLLENE AGAINST ANOPHELES MOSQUITO SPECIES, POTENTIAL VECTORS OF MALARIA IN THAILAND
CDC BOTTLE BIOASSAYS FOR DETECTING INSECTICIDE RESISTANCE IN AEDES ALBOPICTUS, AEDES KOREICUS, AND CULEX PIPIENS FROM U.S. ARMY GARRISONS IN THE REPUBLIC OF KOREA (2023 AND 2024)
EVALUATION OF A BIFENTHRIN-BASED RESIDUAL BARRIER TREATMENT FOR CONTROLLING AEDES TAENIORHYNCHUS POPULATIONS ON AN ISOLATED BARRIER ISLAND IN COLLIER COUNTY, FLORIDA
COMPARATIVE BEHAVIORAL RESPONSES OF Β-CARYOPHYLLENE AGAINST ANOPHELES MOSQUITO SPECIES, POTENTIAL VECTORS OF MALARIA IN THAILAND
CDC BOTTLE BIOASSAYS FOR DETECTING INSECTICIDE RESISTANCE IN AEDES ALBOPICTUS, AEDES KOREICUS, AND CULEX PIPIENS FROM U.S. ARMY GARRISONS IN THE REPUBLIC OF KOREA (2023 AND 2024)
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March 3-7, 2025
San Juan, Puerto Rico
The AMCA Annual Meeting is the premier education and networking event for researchers, educators, vector control professionals, industry representatives, and students in mosquito control. Every year since 1938, hundreds gather to hear the latest research, share ideas, and form collaborations. Our educational sessions and exhibit hall help to put attendees on the cutting-edge of this ever-expanding field!
JAMCA solicits review papers on any topic relevant to mosquito control such as methodology, new technologies, innovative outreach and public education activities, vector behavior that affects the efficacy of mosquito control operations, impact of policies of other agencies on mosquito control, summary of the evidence of the impact of mosquito control operations on pollinators or other non-target organisms, status of taxonomy for a particular group of mosquitoes/arthropod vectors, etc. Papers can summarize the current knowledge of a particular topic, provide opinions from different investigators/practitioners on a particular topic including current controversies related mosquito control, or provide an overview of a topic relevant to mosquito control practitioners and integrated mosquito management. Prospective authors should contact the JAMCA Editor (edjamca@csusb.edu) to discuss potential papers and current policy regarding the waiving of page charges and related topics.